License revocation nearly 2 years after conviction found proper

Receiving a notice for the revocation of a driver’s license two years after the last violation conviction may be a surprise, but it is proper according to law.A driver’s license will be revoked if the driver has 12 or more points accumulated in 12 months, but the license will not be revoked until the Director ...

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License revocation nearly 2 years after conviction found proper

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